a few days ago i did a shoot with a project called bodyheart, a project that encourages women to celebrate the art of their own form. see more info on it here.
check back later in february for my q & a about why i chose to feature my back and shoulders in my photos.
in the mean time, here are a few of the photos, courtesy of bodyheart.
check out the full campaign, here.
here’s a photo of me doing something on the set of the movie, looper.
these aren’t the clothes i’m wearing in the movie. that’s not what my hair looks like. and you can’t really see anything. so, no spoilers. doesn’t that make everyone super happy?
are you sure thats not what your hair looks like. Because based on this picture it seems very similar.
PICTURE LINK
on THIS FRIDAY, you can download the first installment of the Zombies Vs. Robots prose project.
mine is called Pammi Shaw: Creator of Gods and Also Blogger
more info below!!
I was going to ask you this on Twitter, Brea, but it would’ve taken too many messages to fit it all in. ANYONE WHO HASN’T READ THE STORY YET, SPOILERS AHEAD!
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Pammi is the only survivor of the zombie attack in UnderCity, and later wonders at one point if she is a zombie and she just doesn’t know it. After she builds System, he teaches her to suppress her brainwaves. Pammi basically deifies her creation, System, and over time her entire personality (and much of her humanity) is wiped away. She becomes less a person and more an instrument for System.
My question: was it your intention for System to transform Pammi(having survived and not turned into a literal zombie) into a metaphorical zombie? The brainwave suppression and religious zealotry is System essentially eating her brain.
It is entirely possible I am either reading too much into this or projecting my own views on organized religion onto your story. But the book is called Zombies vs. Robots and at the end, System was clearly the robot and it felt like Pammi had become the zombie.
[...] information to be had now, and I figured you might enjoy hearing it from actress and fellow author Brea Grant instead of moi. You can pick up her story, the first installment of the eight-story weekly series, [...]
i don’t think i ever put this up.
it’s the trailer for the film, homecoming, i did. please go to the site and support it!
Oh wow close-ups!! I love oftiut details soooo much and you have exceeded yourself here – Ann is truly amazing:)). I get a bit of vintage from eBay, flea markets and sometimes I get a super lucky thrift shop windfall. xoxo
here a just a few of the amazing photos from the best friends forever shoot.
to see more go to lucas mcnelly’s a year without rent photo section or make friends with tom fox-davies on facebook (that’s where i stole these).
in order (top to bottom, left to right):
slate, me, constance wu (actress) and hattie jones (dog), john michael thomas (1st ad), lucas mcnelly (best boy), michelle lawler (cinematographer), phillip matarrese (gaffer), roland viado (hair/make up), shannon deane (sound), stacey storey (producer/actress), michelle lawler (cinematographer) and vera miao (lead actress and writer)
my dog hattie and i are featured in this month’s LIFE+DOG magazine!
if you’re in texas, pick it up!
check that one off the list of life goals.
